Why take a golf lesson rather than practicing alone?
Practicing alone on the driving range, without a method, is the most common mistake among amateur golfers: it limits progress and sometimes ingrains bad habits that become difficult to correct. A lesson with an instructor, on the other hand, allows you to work on the fundamentals in order—posture, grip, swing, short game, putting—and receive immediate feedback on each stroke. A professional's eye spots in a few minutes what a player on their own would take months to identify. It is this structured approach, combined with clear objectives for each session, that distinguishes truly productive training from a simple series of aimless shots.
Our individual and group lesson packages
Golf du Belvédère offers several lesson formats to suit your pace and budget: private one-on-one lessons for personalized technical work, group lessons to progress in a group setting, and free introductory sessions to discover the sport before committing. Each option is detailed, including prices and available times, on our dedicated page. private lessons and group classes.
Our golf courses, for intensive improvement
For players who wish to accelerate their progress over a short period, our training camps concentrate several hours of instruction over a few consecutive days. They are designed according to player profile:
The introductory internship
This is for those who have never run a club and want to learn the basics safely. Find the full program in our article on the beginner golf course.
The 3-day intensive course
Targeting players who want to work in depth on their swing, approach shots, and putting in a short, focused format with individualized coaching. Details of the program are available in our dedicated article. 3-day golf course.
The summer internship
This allows you to take advantage of the good weather to combine technical improvement and practice on the course, in a small group. We present the content in our article on the summer internships.
The adult internship
Aimed at players returning to golf or wishing to structure their practice outside of school hours, with a flexible format detailed in our article on the internships for adults.
What is the price of a golf lesson or course?
The price of a lesson or workshop depends on the chosen format, the number of participants, and the program duration. We have compiled a complete analysis of the rates, option by option, in our article dedicated to golf lesson and course prices, so that you can easily compare options before booking.
How to choose the right formula for your level
If you're a beginner, opt for a free introductory session or a discovery course to confirm your interest in the game before committing to a longer program. If you already play but your score has plateaued, a 3-day intensive course or regular private lessons will allow you to precisely target your weaknesses, whether it's your swing, approach shots, or putting. If you're preparing for a competition or aiming for a specific handicap, close individual coaching remains the most effective solution. Finally, if you're looking to maintain your level over time while enjoying a friendly atmosphere, weekly group lessons offer a good balance between regularity, interaction with other players, and continuous improvement. Our instructors are available to guide you toward the most suitable option based on your profile, availability, and goals.
